On Monday, Man United and Arsenal will lock horns in a highly-anticipated Premier League clash. This Old Trafford fixture will see two former powerhouses in England battle it out for three crucial points in the race to finish in the top four.
While the Red Devils and the Gunners are no longer the top dogs of the Premier League, the Manchester and north London giants offer entertainment and excitement every time they lock horns.
Monday’s game should be no different. Here are the top feats that could be achieved in Arsenal’s trip to Man United.
Arsenal aiming to end 12-game Old Trafford winless run in the league
Arsenal’s horrific record at Old Trafford is no kept secret. The last time the Gunners won a Premier League game at the Theatre of Dreams was back in September 2006, meaning they’ve gone 12 trips without a victory.
Solskjaer: Man Utd’s bad omen vs Arsenal?
The Gunners have only managed to register three wins at Old Trafford since the Premier League’s inception back in 1992. There’s something all those three victories share in common: Ole Gunnar Solskjaer. The Norwegian was present in every single home defeat to the Gunners.
First back-to-back win since 2007?
The last time these two sides met, Emery’s men won 2-0. This means should they beat the Red Devils on Monday, it will be the first time they have won back-to-back games against the 20-time English champions since 2006/07.
Failure to win could break an unwanted 30-year record
The last time Man United failed to reach double figures in points after seven league games was back in 1989/90 when they finished 13th in the league. Thirty years later, Solskjaer’s struggling side could break that unwanted record as they boast only eight points after six games.
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